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Tables

Minimalist And Functional HEXA Coffee Table

Minimalist And Functional HEXA Coffee Table
Hexnuts became a source of inspiration for the creation of HEXA table by Daniel Vieira. The table reflects the modernist aesthetics while being functional and elegant. The piece is made of oak and walnut and can be placed in horizontal and vertical positions. In horizontal it works like a simple coffee table, in vertical it... 
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Lamps

Minimalist Art Of Light: Concrete Lights Experiment

Minimalist Art Of Light: Concrete Lights Experiment
Elim Cheng is an interactive designer who offers us a new way to experience concrete, combining it with the warmth of the light bulb, and volumes molded by unexpected objects, like plastic bags and paper boxes. Concrete Lights Experiment shows the problem of removing the plastic bottle without damaging the object, and the difficulty of... 
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Minimalist home designs

Minimalist White Loft Design With Sculptural Accents

Minimalist White Loft Design With Sculptural Accents
Adrian Amore Architects from Melbourne, Australia, showed that a modern dwelling can be seen as a sculpture. They designed this loft that blurs the line between habitation and installation. The interior and the colors are minimalist but there are a lot of accents made with shapes. Curvaceous and twisting, the staircase leads to first the... 
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Decorating

47 Cool Minimalist Easter Décor Ideas

47 Cool Minimalist Easter Décor Ideas
Easter is a colorful spring celebration but what if you like calmer colors and no excessive décor? Decorate your home in minimalist style for Easter! Black and white are classical minimalist colors, so take black and white candles, porcelain rabbits, nests and, of course, eggs! Easter eggs are not only the most traditional food but... 
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Shelves

Minimalist ‘Birds In A Row’ Coat Rack Of Birch And Aluminum

Minimalist ‘Birds In A Row’ Coat Rack Of Birch And Aluminum
This coat rack by German designers Christine Herold and Katharina Ganz is designed to look like birds perched along a power line. It’s Birds in a Row coat rack that features pointed peg-like birch hooks that clasp onto a coated aluminum rail. The hooks can be twisted around the rail and positioned so they point... 
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Bathroom Appliances Bathtubs

Minimalist Goccia Bathtub And Basin With A Folded Rim

Minimalist Goccia Bathtub And Basin With A Folded Rim
This is perhaps one of the most original minimalist appliances that I’ve seen – it’s the sculptural Goccia bathtubs and basins. Meaning ‘drop’ in Italian, the Goccia bathtub is supported by a large folded rim that resembles a crisp white shirt collar and gives the design a sense of lightness. To create the collection’s smooth... 
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Sofa

Minimalist Zeppelin Sofa Inspired By Iconic Airships

Minimalist Zeppelin Sofa Inspired By Iconic Airships
A Zeppelin is a type of rigid airship pioneered by the German Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin in the early 20th century, and this original Zeppelin Sofa by Aleksandr Mukomelov takes its visual direction from Ferdinand von Zeppelin’s iconic airships. I can’t say it looks like it but the design is minimalist, it looks light as... 
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Kitchen designs

Constructive Kitchen With Industrial And Minimalist Touches

Constructive Kitchen With Industrial And Minimalist Touches
Industrial and minimalist design can look fantastic and rather cozy – just have a look at this Constructive Kitchen by Studio Mieke Meijer. It is a sleekly minimal, industrial feel with a cleanly functional use of metal and wood. The cabinets look very stylish in dark metal of different shades and light-colored wood, and such... 
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Kitchen designs

Cool Big Kitchen In Minimalist And Rustic Styles

Cool Big Kitchen In Minimalist And Rustic Styles
This kitchen in an art deco home was renovated so that the owners could run a cooking school. Large enough to allow for classes, intimate enough for day to day living. The designers from the MAKE architecture created the interplay of the black with the timber and the gleam of metallic highlights, the art deco... 
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